Interviews

INTERVIEW: Anjola Oladimeji Advocates for Sickle Cell Awareness with Children’s Book Little Rivers and Special Boats

by Praise Okeoghene Vandeh

Interviews April 26, 2023

“We exist alongside the supernatural and mythical, tech and future tech every day” | A Conversation with Chịkọdịlị Emelụmadụ

by Brittle Paper

Interviews April 20, 2023

“The World Doesn’t Need More Stories of White Angst” | A Conversation with Joel Cabrita

by Brittle Paper

Interviews April 13, 2023

“We Need to Hear the Stories of Africa’s Encounter with Europe from Africans Themselves” | A Conversation with Leila Aboulela

by Brittle Paper

Home • Interviews • Lead Post April 10, 2023

“I Write Because I Am Obsessed with the Idea of Illuminating My Country, Eritrea” | A Conversation with Haji Jabir

by Brittle Paper

Interviews April 07, 2023

“African literature has always been speculative” | A Conversation with Tobi Ogundiran on Forthcoming Debut Jackal, Jackal

by Brittle Paper

Home • Interviews • Lead Post April 03, 2023

APRIL WRITER OF THE MONTH: Chinelo Enyinnaya

by Tahzeeb Akram

Home • Interviews • Lead Post March 29, 2023

“We Can Write All the Black Joy We Want, It Doesn’t Mean that Black Suffering is Gone” | A Conversation with Chika Unigwe

by Brittle Paper

Interviews March 24, 2023

I Don’t Want African Literature to Be the Place People Come for an Easy Ride: In Conversation with Jeanne-Marie Jackson-Awotwi | Darlington Chibueze Anuonye

by Darlington Chibueze Anuonye